Psalm 32:4 describes God's hand heavy on the psalmist, drying up strength — a direct parallel to being spent by God's hostility.

Psalm 38:2 says God's hand has come down on the psalmist, matching the image of God's stroke in Psalm 39:10.

Psalm 38:3 describes physical affliction from God's anger — a parallel experience of being consumed by God's blow as in this verse.

Job 9:34 asks God to take away his rod — directly parallel to David's plea here to remove the stroke that consumes him.

Job 13:21 begs God to withdraw his hand — the same cry for relief from divine chastening that David makes here.

Isaiah 38:13 depicts Hezekiah's bones broken by God like a lion, mirroring the Psalmist's experience of God's hand.